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Re: Antminer L3+ or L3++ Trying to figure out how to Update Cgminer
Did you persist in your efforts here and get any success?
I too am interested in getting 4.11 running. Perhas post on Blissz thread?
The changes look pretty minor (miner?) but they are there.
https://github.com/jgarzik/cpuminer/compare/master...ckolivas:master
I too am interested in getting 4.11 running. Perhas post on Blissz thread?
The changes look pretty minor (miner?) but they are there.
https://github.com/jgarzik/cpuminer/compare/master...ckolivas:master
This is one of the coolest coins out there yet no one really seems to be leading it's marketing anymore. Is it still active? It still trades so I wonder if anyone is mining it, and where are the best optimized miners for it? Seems like some graduate school professor could take this thing over and make it last decades.
I couldn't get the wallet to sync until I created the file:
%AppData%\YACoin\yacoin.conf
I put the following in it. Is that workable?
rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=3339
port=7688
daemon=1
server=1
addnode=5.9.86.98
addnode=13.28.12.51
addnode=27.19.201.168
addnode=76.115.8.101
addnode=78.21.9.49
addnode=78.144.250.125
addnode=81.202.104.33
addnode=82.6.77.126
addnode=82.211.30.212
addnode=84.200.17.178
addnode=88.204.169.242
addnode=106.187.55.212
addnode=124.149.56.205
addnode=176.9.41.201
addnode=178.130.36.81
%AppData%\YACoin\yacoin.conf
I put the following in it. Is that workable?
rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=3339
port=7688
daemon=1
server=1
addnode=5.9.86.98
addnode=13.28.12.51
addnode=27.19.201.168
addnode=76.115.8.101
addnode=78.21.9.49
addnode=78.144.250.125
addnode=81.202.104.33
addnode=82.6.77.126
addnode=82.211.30.212
addnode=84.200.17.178
addnode=88.204.169.242
addnode=106.187.55.212
addnode=124.149.56.205
addnode=176.9.41.201
addnode=178.130.36.81
Re: [AXIOM] AxiomMemHash and SHABAL-256 with Schnorr Signatures - POW / POS
On my Windows 10 if I add any addnode command in the C:\Users\[mywindowsusernamehere]\AppData\Roaming\Axiom\axiom.conf file the wallet app will crash "abnormal termination" immediately on launch.
But manually adding some one at a time to the console did get it connected. Seems like way way too much work for the average person.
Ref:
addnode 2.60.36.209
addnode 5.167.112.140
addnode 23.96.82.147
addnode 24.5.53.44
addnode 36.77.3.114
addnode 37.59.18.108
addnode 45.55.172.95
addnode 46.101.23.149
addnode 46.59.62.165
addnode 52.8.185.12
addnode 66.30.80.136
addnode 66.58.210.87
addnode 67.0.161.196
addnode 67.8.38.82
addnode 68.197.2.158
addnode 69.165.47.72
addnode 71.237.125.226
addnode 71.33.158.187
addnode 75.135.243.9
addnode 79.158.248.28
addnode 81.191.27.28
addnode 81.28.217.134
addnode 82.193.155.224
addnode 82.238.124.41
addnode 82.44.30.10
addnode 84.2.34.94
addnode 84.43.140.88
addnode 84.90.149.57
addnode 85.25.199.215
addnode 86.97.223.233
addnode 89.203.220.98
addnode 91.134.53.161
addnode 94.23.75.173
addnode 96.245.156.66
addnode 98.126.245.186
addnode 104.45.140.80
addnode 104.236.231.72
addnode 104.219.184.51
addnode 104.131.246.114
addnode 104.12.86.201
addnode 113.76.7.18
addnode 117.87.31.4
addnode 121.216.125.147
addnode 124.29.204.212
addnode 144.76.238.2
addnode 146.247.2.222
addnode 154.20.234.125
addnode 174.127.110.41
addnode 176.108.251.236
addnode 177.81.168.113
addnode 178.162.209.232
addnode 178.137.157.4
addnode 181.47.25.110
addnode 184.147.89.21
addnode 188.239.77.232
addnode 188.166.112.232
addnode 193.175.21.88
addnode 198.50.160.97
addnode 206.45.170.224
addnode 213.46.121.23
But manually adding some one at a time to the console did get it connected. Seems like way way too much work for the average person.
Ref:
addnode 2.60.36.209
addnode 5.167.112.140
addnode 23.96.82.147
addnode 24.5.53.44
addnode 36.77.3.114
addnode 37.59.18.108
addnode 45.55.172.95
addnode 46.101.23.149
addnode 46.59.62.165
addnode 52.8.185.12
addnode 66.30.80.136
addnode 66.58.210.87
addnode 67.0.161.196
addnode 67.8.38.82
addnode 68.197.2.158
addnode 69.165.47.72
addnode 71.237.125.226
addnode 71.33.158.187
addnode 75.135.243.9
addnode 79.158.248.28
addnode 81.191.27.28
addnode 81.28.217.134
addnode 82.193.155.224
addnode 82.238.124.41
addnode 82.44.30.10
addnode 84.2.34.94
addnode 84.43.140.88
addnode 84.90.149.57
addnode 85.25.199.215
addnode 86.97.223.233
addnode 89.203.220.98
addnode 91.134.53.161
addnode 94.23.75.173
addnode 96.245.156.66
addnode 98.126.245.186
addnode 104.45.140.80
addnode 104.236.231.72
addnode 104.219.184.51
addnode 104.131.246.114
addnode 104.12.86.201
addnode 113.76.7.18
addnode 117.87.31.4
addnode 121.216.125.147
addnode 124.29.204.212
addnode 144.76.238.2
addnode 146.247.2.222
addnode 154.20.234.125
addnode 174.127.110.41
addnode 176.108.251.236
addnode 177.81.168.113
addnode 178.162.209.232
addnode 178.137.157.4
addnode 181.47.25.110
addnode 184.147.89.21
addnode 188.239.77.232
addnode 188.166.112.232
addnode 193.175.21.88
addnode 198.50.160.97
addnode 206.45.170.224
addnode 213.46.121.23
Re: If you are part of the latest HASHRA SCAM please reply here...
Like everyone here I am extremely disappointed at the near total lack of communication from Simon and staff at Hashra.
However I am encouraged that he has communicated to at least some and you guys are sharing that communication.
It's no way to do great business but it does give me some hope.
However I am encouraged that he has communicated to at least some and you guys are sharing that communication.
It's no way to do great business but it does give me some hope.
I had four cubes that had dead dies. I shipped in three of them six weeks ago and still have not heard when they are coming back.
Thieves.
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20150203T1330&p0=239&msg=How+Long+Does+it+Take+KnCMiner+to+Repair+Titan+Cubes%3F++In+my+case+so+far...&swk=1
Thieves.
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20150203T1330&p0=239&msg=How+Long+Does+it+Take+KnCMiner+to+Repair+Titan+Cubes%3F++In+my+case+so+far...&swk=1
Thanks. I am running two Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 850 W PSU's. Good quality, right? I was under the impression I have some of the very best PSU's.
I had just upgraded to 2.00 firmware. Just beware!
Make sure you have a working smoke detector and no paper or wood underneath the connector. Melting plastic is not good.
But the 2ndary cause behind the burned connector was the I had temporarily connected the Y-cable without one of the leads -- so it was being supplied with just one power feed. The primary cause was the design -- using connectors not rated for such power loads.
dont use cheap sttuff to connect a miner!
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2014/12/11/evga_supernova_1300_g2_1300w_power_supply_review#.VQaepstZuCU
knc also send a connector to connect 2 PCI-E to 1..... you can also use theese http://www.ebay.com/itm/Official-KncMiner-Y-Cable-PCI-E-5-Pack-for-KnC-Titan-Neptune-Power-Cable-Adapter-/261696076264.
dont play with cheap power supplys they wiull burn you miner!
I will post undervolt pics later some cores runs as low as -0.0837
indication -0.0x the more > the value the lower the voltage! -0.1400 is lower then -0.0366 so start as low as -0.09x or even lower end just switch up til one core starts , but before you do this flash to FW 1.06s !
if core starts remember to voltage do so qith all cores ,, to get the minimum , if a core acts instable you can go +1 up from minimum.
I also defalted all cores to 500 mhz so the minimum foor 500mhz is found.
be pacvient sometimes cores doe start in 2 minutes , but that you can see by the amerage , it will go over 1 ampt , end will go up / down etc... and than it kicks in to +40 amps.....
al core are diffrent so some are very sensitive so can have very little volt and some need more.
It proffs that the 20nm precede is far from perfect , this is why some cores run more hot then others , but by undervolting them you can solve a lot of this problem.
and again you NEEED a proper power supply for this ,, like I said a standard consumer supply will not do!
id needs to be 80 gold ceritifies as the EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 1300W is.
And if you are not willing or understanding how to do that you can reealy better sell your bonus neptune on ebay . because otherwise you will just burn it!
Iam sorry , but thats IMO the fault knc made , they thougt all custumers were Highly tech poepole that understand , software icm with asic technology icm with electronics..... for example the voltage / sinus of a cheap power supply is not good.
here see why! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-jG3vqRQHM as you can see the cheap PSU does wired things.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mwV7YYiVT0 for knc you need gold!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCmLAtHcpdY (watch the osiloscope!!!!!) a bad psu will deliver crap osiloscope outputs!
I had just upgraded to 2.00 firmware. Just beware!
Make sure you have a working smoke detector and no paper or wood underneath the connector. Melting plastic is not good.
But the 2ndary cause behind the burned connector was the I had temporarily connected the Y-cable without one of the leads -- so it was being supplied with just one power feed. The primary cause was the design -- using connectors not rated for such power loads.
Exactly. Plus this tonight... melting Titan PSU power connectors.
Thieves.
And they killed their message forum so I can't even ask others if they've had similar issues after updating to 2.00 Titan firmware.
http://imgur.com/tvyjtzH
Thieves.
And they killed their message forum so I can't even ask others if they've had similar issues after updating to 2.00 Titan firmware.
http://imgur.com/tvyjtzH
dont use cheap sttuff to connect a miner!
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2014/12/11/evga_supernova_1300_g2_1300w_power_supply_review#.VQaepstZuCU
knc also send a connector to connect 2 PCI-E to 1..... you can also use theese http://www.ebay.com/itm/Official-KncMiner-Y-Cable-PCI-E-5-Pack-for-KnC-Titan-Neptune-Power-Cable-Adapter-/261696076264.
dont play with cheap power supplys they wiull burn you miner!
I will post undervolt pics later some cores runs as low as -0.0837
indication -0.0x the more > the value the lower the voltage! -0.1400 is lower then -0.0366 so start as low as -0.09x or even lower end just switch up til one core starts , but before you do this flash to FW 1.06s !
if core starts remember to voltage do so qith all cores ,, to get the minimum , if a core acts instable you can go +1 up from minimum.
I also defalted all cores to 500 mhz so the minimum foor 500mhz is found.
be pacvient sometimes cores doe start in 2 minutes , but that you can see by the amerage , it will go over 1 ampt , end will go up / down etc... and than it kicks in to +40 amps.....
al core are diffrent so some are very sensitive so can have very little volt and some need more.
It proffs that the 20nm precede is far from perfect , this is why some cores run more hot then others , but by undervolting them you can solve a lot of this problem.
and again you NEEED a proper power supply for this ,, like I said a standard consumer supply will not do!
id needs to be 80 gold ceritifies as the EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 1300W is.
And if you are not willing or understanding how to do that you can reealy better sell your bonus neptune on ebay . because otherwise you will just burn it!
Iam sorry , but thats IMO the fault knc made , they thougt all custumers were Highly tech poepole that understand , software icm with asic technology icm with electronics..... for example the voltage / sinus of a cheap power supply is not good.
here see why! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-jG3vqRQHM as you can see the cheap PSU does wired things.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mwV7YYiVT0 for knc you need gold!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCmLAtHcpdY (watch the osiloscope!!!!!) a bad psu will deliver crap osiloscope outputs!
I spoke too soon. Got a reply today. Authorized KnCMiner Forum is NOT in the plans to return:
Quote
Keith (kncminer)
Mar 16, 18:24
Hi,
We have updated our web presence to better represent our refocused business models and the decision was made to remove the forum as there are many other larger forums on the web with information and support for our products. We feel that running and maintaining a forum is not part of our core business plan.
Mar 16, 18:24
Hi,
We have updated our web presence to better represent our refocused business models and the decision was made to remove the forum as there are many other larger forums on the web with information and support for our products. We feel that running and maintaining a forum is not part of our core business plan.
Bunch of noise.
I did immediately contact their "support" (aka non-support) asking if the forums were lost of if they'd return... crickets.
I did immediately contact their "support" (aka non-support) asking if the forums were lost of if they'd return... crickets.
Last week, KnC tweeted (https://twitter.com/kncminer/status/575024006312689664) that they are in the process of updating their web presence - implying that the forum will return.
Then again, it seems folly to believe what they tell us.
Quote
We're in the process of updating our web presence, if you have a question pls contact r support dep. via kncminer.com
Then again, it seems folly to believe what they tell us.
Bunch of noise.
I did immediately contact their "support" (aka non-support) asking if the forums were lost of if they'd return... crickets.
I did immediately contact their "support" (aka non-support) asking if the forums were lost of if they'd return... crickets.
Last week, KnC tweeted (https://twitter.com/kncminer/status/575024006312689664) that they are in the process of updating their web presence - implying that the forum will return.
Then again, it seems folly to believe what they tell us.
Quote
We're in the process of updating our web presence, if you have a question pls contact r support dep. via kncminer.com
Then again, it seems folly to believe what they tell us.
Exactly. Plus this tonight... melting Titan PSU power connectors.
Thieves.
And they killed their message forum so I can't even ask others if they've had similar issues after updating to 2.00 Titan firmware.
http://imgur.com/tvyjtzH
Thieves.
And they killed their message forum so I can't even ask others if they've had similar issues after updating to 2.00 Titan firmware.
http://imgur.com/tvyjtzH
Re: If you are part of the latest HASHRA SCAM please reply here...
It makes sense to me the Hashra might offer 3 units to keep the order in place. Their costs can be very fluid. If the mfr failed to delivery under contract they may have renegotiated. The raw chips in bulk can be quite cheap, especially over time.
I've had a lot of respect for Hashra in the past but they really dropped the ball this time. Hope Simon wants to make it up and doesn't just try to walk away.
FYI -- if it comes to tracking down those responsible, it's likely not just Simon Bright but also a "StevenJ" and a "John" -- but personally I still have hope in Simon as his interactions with me over this last year re: my gridseed orders have been very positive. It's this latest AWOL attitude that's VERY disturbing.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=416672.msg4542704#msg4542704
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=220879
I've had a lot of respect for Hashra in the past but they really dropped the ball this time. Hope Simon wants to make it up and doesn't just try to walk away.
FYI -- if it comes to tracking down those responsible, it's likely not just Simon Bright but also a "StevenJ" and a "John" -- but personally I still have hope in Simon as his interactions with me over this last year re: my gridseed orders have been very positive. It's this latest AWOL attitude that's VERY disturbing.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=416672.msg4542704#msg4542704
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=220879
Quote
Quote from: ninjaboon on January 15, 2014, 05:45:33 AM
Just found this site since the guy who owns it tried to join our FB group, so legit or scammer?
hashra.com - CCBMC 230 GH/S Bitcoin Miner,
http://hashra.com/ccbmc-230-gh-s-bitcoin-miner/
Good to see that people are doing their homework, but yes we are Legit.
Just got ourselves up and running in the last few days... three guys in London, all of us had enough with the amount of bs with getting miners etc so to cut a long story short that's how HASHRA came into being....
One of us "John" is the guy with the contacts in China / Hong Kong.
Just found this site since the guy who owns it tried to join our FB group, so legit or scammer?
hashra.com - CCBMC 230 GH/S Bitcoin Miner,
http://hashra.com/ccbmc-230-gh-s-bitcoin-miner/
Good to see that people are doing their homework, but yes we are Legit.
Just got ourselves up and running in the last few days... three guys in London, all of us had enough with the amount of bs with getting miners etc so to cut a long story short that's how HASHRA came into being....
One of us "John" is the guy with the contacts in China / Hong Kong.
Don't feel bad if only one of dies is dead and you are left out.
Apparently over time other dies start dying off.
I have three dies that are increasingly failing now, along with the one die has been dead since the unit arrived.
KnC are real bastards for designing then shipping a broken product and then not allowing cross or early RMA shipment.
Apparently over time other dies start dying off.
I have three dies that are increasingly failing now, along with the one die has been dead since the unit arrived.
KnC are real bastards for designing then shipping a broken product and then not allowing cross or early RMA shipment.
FWIW:
Quote
Aug 24:
Dear Simon,
How confident can I be in the shipping date for the 300 MH/S Scrypt unit?
Dear Simon,
How confident can I be in the shipping date for the 300 MH/S Scrypt unit?
Quote
Aug 25:
Hi #######
Hope you are well, good to hear from you.
As with all these things nothing is 100%.
We expect to ship by the 20th September.
We are getting these made for us so what we have decided is that if for some reason there is a delay and we can still not ship by the 15th October then we offer anyone that ordered a refund.
Please note refunds would be by bank transfer though, not BTC.
If you have any further questions then please do get in touch.
Regards
Simon
HASHRA TEAM
info@hashra.com
Hi #######
Hope you are well, good to hear from you.
As with all these things nothing is 100%.
We expect to ship by the 20th September.
We are getting these made for us so what we have decided is that if for some reason there is a delay and we can still not ship by the 15th October then we offer anyone that ordered a refund.
Please note refunds would be by bank transfer though, not BTC.
If you have any further questions then please do get in touch.
Regards
Simon
HASHRA TEAM
info@hashra.com
And another Titan customer:
That was mine. Ribbon cables were backwards... I think they were mfr'd in error. The controller side is keyed. Pictures online show them going AWAY from the controller but the one's I have go to the MIDDLE of the board. So I had to switch the cable on the cube side so that the ribbon cable first went INTO the cube.
I am curious now... is that the way it is for everyone else or did I just get a reversed set of ribbon cables?
https://www.anonimg.com/img/f3fc441900116c8dbb67d77e426c5ba1.jpg
https://www.anonimg.com/img/d7041131d2c33fc1531e290215ebaabf.jpg
https://www.anonimg.com/img/d499c3b80600d81ba8cd0a8d6d56caec.jpg
Quote
My hashrate is 0 Mhash/s... and I have four Titan cubes. Arrrrrrrrrrrgh. HWSTATUS is "OFF" for all!
That was mine. Ribbon cables were backwards... I think they were mfr'd in error. The controller side is keyed. Pictures online show them going AWAY from the controller but the one's I have go to the MIDDLE of the board. So I had to switch the cable on the cube side so that the ribbon cable first went INTO the cube.
I am curious now... is that the way it is for everyone else or did I just get a reversed set of ribbon cables?
https://www.anonimg.com/img/f3fc441900116c8dbb67d77e426c5ba1.jpg
https://www.anonimg.com/img/d7041131d2c33fc1531e290215ebaabf.jpg
https://www.anonimg.com/img/d499c3b80600d81ba8cd0a8d6d56caec.jpg
Re: Alpha Technology Litecoin (Scrypt) ASIC Miner Order Batch 1 Now!
If AT still has not refunded the 60% you should try to get it back.
I have not been in this thread since I posted pissed off comment in January about them stealing 40% of my refund plus fee. Seeing all the crap here now Im really glad I got my refund before it was too late :-)
Haven't been that lucky with Black Arrow and Hashfast though
Haven't been that lucky with Black Arrow and Hashfast though
Re: [ANN] NiceHash.com - innovative professional cryptocurrency cloud mining service
Windows 8.1 x64
Catalyst 14.4
sgminer-5.0-pre-release-2014-07-20-win32
X11
All I get is: Rejected ... Share above target.
Is this because x64 bit Windows is just too complicated for Nicehash or am I doing something wrong? I've never gotten their sgminer to work on x64 Windows.
Suggestions? I can't be the only one, right?
sgminer 4.2.2 - Started: [2014-07-31 00:28:20] - [0 days 00:02:54]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(5s):174.0 (avg):170.0Kh/s | A:0 R:18 HW:6492 WU:6.021/m
ST: 2 SS: 6 NB: 14 LW: 197 GF: 4 RF: 1
Connected to NiceHash_X11 (stratum) diff 0.100 as user [==removed==]
Block: 6c562bd9... Diff:33.5M Started: [00:29:49] Best share: 276
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[P]ool management [G]PU management [ S]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit
GPU 0: 49.0C 1161RPM | 402.0K/170.0Kh/s | R:100.0% HW:6492 WU:6.021/m I:13
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[00:29:33] Rejected 92e6b0a0 Diff 1.743/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 2744ce41 Diff 6.519/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 14d9906c Diff 12/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected f040ad0e Diff 1.066/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 8776c1f1 Diff 1.890/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected bc5e30e0 Diff 1.359/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 1211b153 Diff 14/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected dd65ad66 Diff 1.156/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected afd6e7eb Diff 1.456/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:34] Rejected 617b21d0 Diff 2.626/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:34] Rejected ffad26fa Diff 1.001/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:34] Rejected 9089bf1d Diff 1.771/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:42] Rejected c483eb32 Diff 1.303/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:42] Rejected 1a49b7a0 Diff 9.738/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
Catalyst 14.4
sgminer-5.0-pre-release-2014-07-20-win32
X11
All I get is: Rejected ... Share above target.
Is this because x64 bit Windows is just too complicated for Nicehash or am I doing something wrong? I've never gotten their sgminer to work on x64 Windows.
Suggestions? I can't be the only one, right?
sgminer 4.2.2 - Started: [2014-07-31 00:28:20] - [0 days 00:02:54]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(5s):174.0 (avg):170.0Kh/s | A:0 R:18 HW:6492 WU:6.021/m
ST: 2 SS: 6 NB: 14 LW: 197 GF: 4 RF: 1
Connected to NiceHash_X11 (stratum) diff 0.100 as user [==removed==]
Block: 6c562bd9... Diff:33.5M Started: [00:29:49] Best share: 276
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[P]ool management [G]PU management [ S]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit
GPU 0: 49.0C 1161RPM | 402.0K/170.0Kh/s | R:100.0% HW:6492 WU:6.021/m I:13
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[00:29:33] Rejected 92e6b0a0 Diff 1.743/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 2744ce41 Diff 6.519/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 14d9906c Diff 12/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected f040ad0e Diff 1.066/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 8776c1f1 Diff 1.890/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected bc5e30e0 Diff 1.359/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected 1211b153 Diff 14/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
[00:29:33] Rejected dd65ad66 Diff 1.156/0.100 GPU 0 (Share above target.)
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This project has so much potential!
I don't understand why ever aspect of this project is made out to be so complicated.
You don't see the engine from the drivers seat when driving a car. Why does the common user need to know 98% of the stuff described on the https://vanitypool.appspot.com page? It's noise that turns potential miners and buyers off. Tech people love it. Great! Hide it in a section that tech people can find but that takes it away from others.
Both the ordering page and the mining page could really be improved.
Why does it need to be so complicated?
Sorry if it sounds like I am whining. I am. I haven't had much sleep. Just upsets me that so much work has been done but that this project has been left to the joys of an engineer instead of a marketing person. lol. Please clean up the pages so that a 7 year old could order!
There is hardly any work to be done because this page is written in a way that it requires a bitcoin software programmer to use it!
https://vanitypool.appspot.com/newWork
Just take the 80/20 rule... make this page so AN AVERAGE BITCOIN USER can order their own vanity address!
Geez... this whole thing could big as big as web address registrars become... please improve it and DUMB IT DOWN.
(Sorry if I should have written this when I had more sleep.)
I don't understand why ever aspect of this project is made out to be so complicated.
You don't see the engine from the drivers seat when driving a car. Why does the common user need to know 98% of the stuff described on the https://vanitypool.appspot.com page? It's noise that turns potential miners and buyers off. Tech people love it. Great! Hide it in a section that tech people can find but that takes it away from others.
Both the ordering page and the mining page could really be improved.
Why does it need to be so complicated?
Sorry if it sounds like I am whining. I am. I haven't had much sleep. Just upsets me that so much work has been done but that this project has been left to the joys of an engineer instead of a marketing person. lol. Please clean up the pages so that a 7 year old could order!
There is hardly any work to be done because this page is written in a way that it requires a bitcoin software programmer to use it!
https://vanitypool.appspot.com/newWork
Just take the 80/20 rule... make this page so AN AVERAGE BITCOIN USER can order their own vanity address!
Geez... this whole thing could big as big as web address registrars become... please improve it and DUMB IT DOWN.
(Sorry if I should have written this when I had more sleep.)